A Public-Private Partnership (PPP) concession for public lighting involves a long-term collaboration between a government and a private company to modernize and manage a city's street lighting system.
  Typically, this includes replacing old lamps with energy-efficient LED lights and implementing smart systems like telemetry and remote monitoring. These technologies help reduce energy consumption, cut maintenance costs, and improve public safety by ensuring better lighting performance.
  The private partner is responsible for financing, installing, and maintaining the infrastructure, while the city benefits from improved services and long-term energy savings without upfront public spending.

  Carbon credits are measurable certificates that represent the reduction or removal of one metric ton of carbon dioxide (CO₂) or its equivalent in other greenhouse gases from the atmosphere.
  They are generated by verified environmental projects—such as reforestation, renewable energy, or methane capture—that actively reduce emissions. These credits can be purchased by individuals or companies to offset their own carbon footprint, helping to combat climate change and support sustainable development.
  By investing in carbon credits, you’re funding real climate action with global impact.

  Eco-friendly homes are residential buildings designed and built to minimize environmental impact and promote sustainable living.
  They use energy-efficient systems, sustainable materials, and smart designs to reduce carbon emissions, water usage, and waste.